First we thought Kris and Corey Gamble had broken up. Now it looks like the May-December couple is very much still (or back) together.
Even weirder, Radar Online is reporting that Kris and Corey are getting married, Weirder still,
sources are claiming that Kris' motivation isn't her love for Corey,
but her desire for sweet, sweet revenge on her ex, Caitlyn Jenner.
“Kris wants to marry him, but not because she actually loves this man,”
one insider says. “She is doing this to spite Caitlyn rather than
because of her love for Corey.”
Yes, if you didn't already know - Kris and her ex have beef.
Sure, Kris says Caitlyn is an inspiration now, but that's only after weeks of shade-throwing and claims that Caitlyn misled her when they first got married.
Plus, there's a rumor that Kris is very jealous of Caitlyn,
and considering how much Kris works for the kind of attention that
Caitlyn is receiving just by being herself, we're inclined to believe
it.
“Kris knows that having a televised wedding at her age to Corey will
make her the center of attention once again,” the source says.
“Kris told all of her family that she feels that Corey is the one, so no one will be surprised when this actually happens.”
Again, if this were anyone other than Kris, we'd consider the idea of
getting married as an act of revenge to be completely ridiculous...But
you can never underestimate the Momager.
Nollywood actor IK Ogbonna is now married to his babymama, Sonia
Morales.
The couple who welcomed a son a week ago got married this
weekend in Paris.
The newly wed hubby, IK shared romantic photos from Belgrade as they toured the city with his father-inlaw.
“Oyinye is the mother of my son, although I
did not marry her legally but when she became pregnant for me, I went
to her aunty and uncle who she was living with for introduction.
’We then started living together. But we had a misunderstanding and then she packed out of my house.
“On Tuesday morning, Onyinye came to my
house, I thought she just came to visit me but I later saw her mood and
knew something was wrong. She confronted me with an issue she heard. She
said I was spreading rumour about her living a wayward life style and
not sleeping at home.
‘’She asked me if I was behind the rumour and I told her yes, that I had noticed it since she left my place.
‘’Out of anger, she picked up a bottle,
broke it and threatened to deal with me and we began to fight. While we
were fighting, I overpowered her and took the broken bottle from her.
She rushed again to where the knife was and picked the knife.
‘’Out of anger, I collected the knife from her and mistakenly stabbed her in the stomach with the knife, shortly after she died.
“After my action, I sat for sometime
thinking of what to do, whether to run away or go to the police station
to report myself. I then decided to report myself at Tolu Divisional
Police Station.
A sister to the deceased who gave her name as Chika, claimed that the
issue that led to her sister’s death started since the victim moved
back to the family house.
She explained:
“When Onyinye moved her things back to the
house. I asked her what was wrong, and she said nothing, that she does
not want to continue leaving with Michael.
“Even a week before this incident, when
Michael came to visit his son in the family house, immediately he
entered, Onyinye walked out of the house. But I was surprised when he
called me on Tuesday to inform me that Onyinye is dead and that he was
at the police station.
‘’I immediately rushed down to the police station to find out if it was true and that was where I heard the whole story.
“What was even more surprising is the fact
that on that same day, after the incident, he called one of our
neighbours to tell my other sister to bring his son which she did but
after sometime, he returned the boy.
‘’Maybe he was thinking of running away
with his son but God did not give him the courage to do so. All I just
desire now is for the police to complete investigation into the matter
and let the law deal with him accordingly.”
Today is a memorable day for America.
In a historic ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court has declared that
same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry nationwide, Bloomberg reports.
According to the report:
Voting 5-4, the justices said states lack any legitimate reason to deprive gay couples of the freedom to marry. Justice Anthony Kennedy
joined the court’s four Democratic appointees in the majority, bringing
gay weddings to the 14 states where they were still banned.
Gay couples “ask for equal dignity in the eyes of the law,” Kennedy wrote. “The Constitution grants them that right.”
The ruling is a legal landmark, on par with the 1967 Supreme Court
decision that guaranteed interracial couples the right to wed. It
punctuates a period of sweeping change in the rights of gays, coming
only 11 years after Massachusetts became the first state to allow
same-sex marriages.
In the huge rush to beat the Bank Verification Number enrollment
deadline which is June 30th, 2015 however, customers of an old
generation bank engaged in a brawl with members of staff of the bank in
the banking hall in Enugu State.
Customers were gripped by fear
over the reports that their bank accounts will be frozen if they don't
enroll before the deadline.
The insistence on the BVN by bank cashiers before attending to customers also increased such fear.
The
development led to an unusually large turnout of customers at banking
halls in the Coal City and this has been happening since the beginning
of the week.
However, the matter took a different turn at an old
generation bank, located in the Independence Layout area of Enugu on
Thursday.
Trouble started when security personnel and operations
staff of the financial institution asked some customers to go outside
the banking hall to wait their turn.
About 100 customers, who had been at the bank since 6am, had trooped into the banking hall when the doors were opened by 8am.
In
a bid to maintain order, the bank officials asked the first 10 among
the customers to fill the BVN forms and join about 30 others who did not
complete the registration the previous day.
The other customers were told to leave the banking hall, and wait outside. But the directive did not go down well with the customers, who protested, causing commotion in the banking hall.
The
situation degenerated into a full blown fight when some customers
violently resisted an attempt by the bank officials to lead them out of
the banking hall.
In the ensuing fracas, a young man engaged an
armed riot policeman, who was attached to the bank, in a fight, while
another customer exchanged blows with a bank worker.
The
situation further escalated as some customers, who wanted to capitalize
on the confusion to move to the front of the queue, were physically
resisted by those who were already there.
Normalcy eventually
returned after other bank security personnel, who were outside, stormed
the banking hall to overpower the violent customers.
The branch manager of the bank later announced that the bank would open on Saturday to continue the enrollment.
The
branch manager, who did not disclose her name, complained that the
customers had waited until the last minute before coming to enroll for
the BVN.
President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered the immediate dissolution of
the board of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC.
The decision was conveyed in a letter, dated June 26, 2015, signed by
the Head of Civil Service of the Federation, Danladi Kifasi.
The letter quoted President Buhari as thanking members of the dissolved board for their services to the nation.
The NNPC is the state-run oil company which oversees Nigeria’s oil
and gas industry. It’s board is statutorily headed by the minister of
petroleum resources.
The corporation regulates the oil and gas sector, and also operate as
a joint venture partner representing the government in deals with oil
multinationals.
The NNPC has in recent years been accused of large scale corruption,
the latest being the alleged disappearance of $20 billion oil money.
An independent audit ordered by the Nigerian government in 2014
concluded that the corporation has an outstanding $1.48 billion it
should pay to the government.
The NNPC has yet to make the payment several months after the release of the audit report.
You may want to sit down for this one, Brangelina fans: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are getting diverced!
At least that's what the new issue of In Touch is claiming, and when has a tabloid ever lied to you?
"Insiders" are claiming that things started to go wrong from the moment Pitt and Jolie got married last
summer. You would think they would've had some idea of what to expect
after more than a decade together, but apparently not:
“He says she’s controlled him from day one of their relationship,” says
one source. “Although he liked her taking charge at first, he’s come to
resent the power he’s allowed her to have over him.”
Yes, according to In Touch, Brad is the one who's walking out:
“He’s the one who’s calling time on their marriage. He’s told Angie
they’re over, ” says the source. “He’s beyond miserable and wants out.”
Somewhere, Jennifer Aniston is cackling maniacally while stroking the
cat that she uses as a substitute for the children she never had.
Or maybe she would be if this story is something to go with.
The magazine goes on to claim that Brad and Angie will slog through
their promotional duties for the upcoming By the Sea, and then announce
their split before the end of 2015.
It's a good thing they're giving us plenty of time to stock up on tissues for the river of tears that's soon to come.
A Colombian Air Force chief described their survival as "a miracle".
Maria
Nelly Murillo, 18, and her one-year-old son were found by rescuers near
to where their small Cessna plane crashed in Choco province.
Ms Murillo had some injuries and burns while her baby appeared to be in good health.
The
twin-engine Cessna plane, which was carrying fish and coconuts, had
been flying from the town of Nuqui on the Pacific coast to Quibdo, the
capital of Choco.
Baby Yudier Moreno was held by a rescuer on the flight back to Quibdo
It disappeared from the radar of the civil aviation authorities 20 minutes into the flight.
When the pilot did not respond to any calls, officials knew something was wrong and despatched a plane to search the area.
It
took the search team two days until they finally spotted a white dot in
the dense jungle, which turned out to be the remains of the Cessna.
It had crashed, for reasons not yet known, in the Alto Baudo region.
When the search team reached the Cessna, they found its pilot, Carlos Mario Ceballos, dead in the cockpit.
There was no trace of Ms Murillo or her baby, Yudier Moreno, which the passenger list said had been on board.
But
according to Col Hector Carrascal of the Colombian Air Force, rescuers
took hope when they noticed that the cabin door was ajar.
Search and rescue aircraft found the wreck of the plane. The cause of the crash is unclear
"It could have opened on impact, but it could have been opened from the inside," he said.
"But
that's when we started to worry. We didn't have a clue what had
happened to them: they could be lost in the jungle trying to survive or
they could have died already."
But then the rescuers found clues which led them to believe Ms Murillo and her baby could still be alive.
Coconut shells near the plane and a discarded flip flop in the jungle lifted their hopes.
They
also found the baby's birth certificate near a tree, which convinced
them that Ms Murillo was trying to leave a trace of her path through the
jungle.
Part of the search party scoured the jungle on foot
while others flew over the area in a helicopter using a loudspeaker to
shout Ms Murillo's name and urge her to return to the crash site.
But for two days their search yielded no results.
Finally, on Wednesday, they located Ms Murillo about 500m from the site of the crash in a ravine on the banks of a river.
Ms Murillo and her baby were taken by helicopter to a hospital in Quibdo
"It's a miracle. It is a very wild area and it was a catastrophic accident," Col Carrascal said.
Of the baby, he said: "His mother's spirit must have given him strength to survive."
The couple were airlifted to a hospital in Quibdo.
Ms
Murillo told medical staff that she had managed to open the cabin door
and run into the jungle as fire was spreading in the cabin.
She then reportedly went back for her baby, at which time she sustained burns to her face, an arm and a leg.
Afraid the plane might explode, she walked into the jungle along the bank of a small river.
Details
of how she survived are still sketchy, but local media said she came
across a couple of indigenous people who helped her.
She was also able to drink coconut water from the coconuts the plane had been carrying, local media said.
She
reportedly heard the calls over loudspeaker from the rescue helicopter
which prompted her to make her way back to the crash site.
She is being treated for her injuries in hospital. Her baby son is said to be unharmed.
The owner of the SUV parked his car at a car wash for it
to be washed by one of the boys and left.
Shortly before he returned
there were rumours that some FCT environmental taskforce were heading
towards that place, and alas the man jumped into the SUV and wanted to
move it away from the premises knowing fully well he had never handled
one before or could really drive.
As he left the premises he lost control of the car, hit a tree still
managed to push forward then ended it on a fence. The car owner came and
met his car in the condition you now see.
